Gene Autry Visits Des Moines to Meet Sick Boy at Rodeo
Gene Autry traveled 60 miles from Des Moines to visit four year old Lee Lansng at his Madrid farm home after learning of the boy’s plea to see the cowboy star. Autry then signed autographs and posed for photos with numerous local youngsters, continuing his pattern of visiting hospitalized kids near appearances.
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Gene Autry
State Theater
Autry
Des Moines
Lee Lansng
Madrid
Little Lee
Authority On Square Dancing To Be Here
Big Timber hosts square dance expert Herb Greggerson from El Paso Texas for an instructional jamboree at the Legion Hall on Thursday July 5. Greggerson edits Foot N Fiddle and writes classic calls and has taught across the United States in addition to Caribbean sessions.
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Big Timber
Herb Greggerson
el Paso
Texas
the Legion Hall
Greggerson
Harvey Close
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
Beaumont Hotel
Green Bay
Wise
Foot 'N Fiddle
Herb
Ruidoso
N. Mex
Idaho Falls
Ida
Quinault
Wash
Stockton
Calif
Whittier
United States
Aruba
Netherlands West Indies
Caribbean
Carter Heads Harvard Navy Expedition to Alaska Site
Wilbert K. Carter prepares to lead a two month Harvard sponsored naval expedition from Point Barrow Alaska to search for bones of the hemisphere's first inhabitants. The team will study Eskimo remains and local culture with Peabody Museum analysis planned later.
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Wilbert K. Carter
Seattle
Clinton Carter
Joe Widdicombe
Carter
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Point Barrow
Alaska
Harvard
Western Hemisphere
Harvard Crimson
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Hemisphere
Bering Sea
Siberia
Peabody Museum
Aleutian Islands
Office of Naval Research
Peabody Laboratories
Phi Beta Kappa
Death by bullet wound shocks small town
Mrs. Roy S. Webber died instantly from a .22 caliber pistol wound to the heart about 1 30 Sunday morning at her home. There was no inquest and she had recent nervous trouble. Funeral services were held at the Congregational church with Rev. J F Howlett officiating. Interment followed at Mountain View. She was born July 19 1909 in Emden Louisiana and married Roy S. Webber in Winnfield Louisiana. They moved to a Boulder ranch near McLeod then to town in 1943. Surviving are her husband two daughters four grandchildren her parents four sisters and two brothers.
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Margaret Coster
Dick Armstrong
Miss Kay Bryan
Ruth Butber
Mrs. Armstrong
Margaret Anderson
Lois Read
Betty Jo Loftsgaarden
Miss Coster
Margaret Wagner
Barbara Walton
Phyllis Deegan
Coster
Herbert Walton
Ted C. Busha
Hallie Gunderson
Earl Bouse
Clarence Loftsgaarden
Afton Ryan
Ross Snyder
Sen
B. B. Moschelle
Pasco
Wash
Clayton van Moschelle
Marion Palm
Congregational Church
Frye
Woman’s Club
Old Raintuck
Boulder
Charles Tisdale
Montana Federation of Woman's Clubs
Robbins
Livingston Woman’s Club
Ranch
Gilman Aller
Red Lodge
Browet
Rom
Work
Livingston
Louis
Roy S. Webber
Webber
J. F. Howlett
Columbus
A. R. McDonnell
E. O. Overland
Ira Decker
Wright Ewan
Roy Lolland
McLeod
June Ewan
Kenneth Moore
Lawrence Vaughn
Mountain View
Emden
Winnfield
Paul
Florence) Westervelt
Big Timber
Calvin
Patricia) Hughes
Butte
Johnnie
Mike Westervelt
Charlotte
Dale Hughes
W. A. McCallum
Ferriday
Stanley Phillips
Clyde Park
Delma Flack
H. Rialls
Jack Jean
Howard McCallum
Washington, D. C
Willard McCallum
Mary Carole Reid
Harry A. Reid
Alma Cort
Wayne H. Fagerli
American Lutheran Church
F. Warren Strain
Melvin K. Mantzey
Bill Patterson
Jeanne Esp
Billings
Lohengrin
Mary Lou Goddard
West Geyser
Fagerli
Park County High School
Colorado Woman’s College
Denvers
Mountain States Telephone Co
Navy
Northern Pacific Railway
Women's Groups Plan Youth Council in Big Timber
Women from the Big Timber Woman's Club and Women of the Moose sponsor a youth council to train teens for community life. The plan calls for twelve members from high school and middle grades, with an advisory board and ex officio partners including school principals and the mayor.
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Big Timber
Woman’s Club
Son of the Moose
Clayton Lape
Woman's Club
Tope Strobel
Women of the Moose
Mem
Bozeman
Preparations For Two Rodeo Shows Progressing Smoothly
Restless weekend of activity behind the rodeo committees as they prepare for a two show event featuring Gene Autry and the Cass County Boys. Autry will arrive by air and participate in a Sunday parade with Champion and Little Champ, while tickets sell briskly and children receive a price break for the Saturday night performance.
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Gene Autry
Autry
Cass County Boys
Champion
Little Champ
Leo J. Cremer
Jim Brannin
Melody Ranch
Chamion
County Directory of Farms and Ranches Planned in Sweet Grass
The Pioneer will print a complete county farm and ranch directory for Sweet Grass with data assembled by R. Murphy of Great Falls. It will list each farmer and rancher by name address and legal description to locate properties on the county map. The booklet adds weed control crop and home economics notes from Montana State College and copies are free to all in the county with extra copies sold at The Pioneer office.
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Sweet Grass County
Pioneer
R. Murphy
Great Falls
Montana State College
Local Teacher Jessica Stevenson Wins National Honors
Former Sweet Grass county high school commercial teacher Jessica Stevenson earned national recognition for her shorthand class. A Seattle clipping notes her class won a prize banner in the Order of Artists contest among 18,297 students, with three students earning special recognition and three receiving gold pins for speed. Stevenson taught 1924 to 1927 under Principal A. J. Martz and now resides at 2007 12th Street Bremerton Washington.
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Sweet Grass County
Jessica Stevenson
Washington Siper
Lottie Stubblefield
Seattle
Stevenson
Washington
Pacific Northwest
Oregon State College
Cannery to Continue Operation for Another Year
At a Friday meeting 21 of 95 Community Cannery Association members voted to keep cannery operations alive for the coming year to study improved conditions. Nils Petersen was elected president succeeding A. Olin, with Mrs. Scott Hiskinson reelected secretary and new directors Mrs. Oscar McLane Mrs. Jess Duncan Mrs. Bob Lindgren Nils Petersen and Claude Gray. The cannery has operated seven years across locations including the high school ag department Boulder creamery and Bieber elevator site.
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Community Cannery Association
Nils Petersen
A. Olin
Scott Hoskinson
Oscar McLane
Jess Duncan
Bob Lindgren
Claude Gray
Tonsillectomies Reported At Community Hospital
Linda Mlekush, three, daughter of Mr and Mrs Andy Mlekush, had her tonsils removed at the Community hospital on Monday. Four year-old George Rostad, son of Mr and Mrs Rostad, also underwent a tonsillectomy.
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Linda Mlekush
Andy Mlekush
George Rostad
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